Voice Isolator AI audio cleanup
Clean a voice from wind, fans, and room noise. Each isolation is a flat 20 credits, regardless of length. Open the studio and check the credits below.
Best for
The voice isolator strips noise from a recording: wind, fans, traffic, and room wash, leaving the voice. It is a cleanup, not a new performance and not a translation. Each clean is 20 credits, and the price does not grow with the length of the file.
Where it fits
Use it before a voice change, a dub, or an edit when the take is right but the air is wrong. A field recording with heavy wind is the kind of source it is for. Run it once and listen. If you need a different voice rather than a cleaner one, that is the voice changer.
How to use it
Open the voice isolator, add the audio, and generate. There is no duration slider that changes the price. The 20 credit charge is the Free plan price and the same flat figure the studio uses for this tool.
Controls and pricing
Text to speech is for words you type. The isolator is for audio you already recorded. Dubbing is for a new language. Each of those is a separate credit charge if you chain them.
Good to know
Twenty credits is the whole price, so a long interview costs the same clean as a short line. That makes the isolator a sensible first step before a voice change or a dub. You still pay those later tools. You just hand them a quieter file.
Also worth knowing
Listen for the voice, not for silence. A little room can stay. Wind and a fan should go. If the words themselves disappear, the source was too buried and a new recording will serve you better than a second pass at the same 20 credits. A long file costs the same 20 credits as a short line. Clean the take once, then hand it to the voice changer or to dubbing if those are the next jobs. Each of those jobs has its own price.
Credits and controls
- Each clean
- 20 credits
Example prompts

Example prompt
Studio Voice Isolator: Raw field recording with heavy wind and traffic stripped to studio vocal
Questions
What does one clean cost?
20 credits.
Does a longer file cost more?
No. The price is flat for each clean.
Will it change the voice?
No. It reduces noise. The voice changer is the tool that moves a performance to another voice.
Should I isolate before a dub?
If the source is noisy, yes. Dubbing is still its own per-minute charge.
Can it write a new script?
No. Type a script in text to speech.